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The total time spent either backing in and then pulling out, or pulling in or backing out is almost exactly the same.

Posted on September 3, 2026 at 12:54:58 PM by Alpo

People who pulled in and then slowly back out -- understandably because there are blind spots and cross traffic and pedestrians popping up from behind cars and so on -- take just as much time as someone backing in. People who backed in, wasting everyone's ever-so-precious 12 seconds -- can pull out much faster than someone backing out.

I have driven a pickup truck for thirty years. Setting aside whether I use the "truck" aspect of it enough to satisfy the people who think it is all about the size of my dick, the bed of the truck makes backing out of a perpendicular spot a more dangerous and time consuming endeavor. Backing in is ultimately faster and safer for everyone.

This does not, however, apply to angled-in spots where I pull in normally. Also, when driving my wife's car I pull in normally to perpendicular spots.

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